Samsung used that extra real estate to increase the size of the Note’s display from 6.3 inches to 6.4. There are some subtle differences - the Note 9 is a hair larger, though you’d need a magnifying glass to notice. So if you were hoping for a radical redesign, you’re out of luck. The Android-powered Note 9 looks almost exactly like the Note 8, which costs $749 unlocked. Of course, that’s if you have the $1,000 to cover the cost of the Note.
Throw in a nifty new AI-powered camera feature that automatically tunes the shooter to capture the most vibrant image, and a larger battery, and you’ve got one heck of a handset.
The Note 8 was a fantastic big-screen smartphone, and the 9 follows in that same tradition. That’s not a strike against it, by the way. It’s also, like the company’s recent handsets, not much of a departure from its predecessor. It’s big, bold and exemplifies everything that makes the tech giant’s smartphones some of the best on the market. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 9 is here, and it’s exactly what you’d expect.
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